Bums: Making a Mess All Over the City

Season 3, Episode 14, Aired
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Mac and Dee become vigilantes in order to remove the homeless from their neighborhood, while Frank and Dennis impersonate police officers.
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    This is the complete reason i watch this show if you only wanna watch one episdoe of this show make it this one i can't say enough about the greatness of this show, when you see the bum behind the bar jerking off it makes you wanna piss your pant's kinda funny,devito and the others make this cast just great and when dee and her nrother start beating up bums another classic moment that makes this show the #1 sitcom on tv today and the best since seinfeld and if it keep going at this rate it will quickly surpassseinfeld.moreless

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    I really enjoyed this episode. Some of the one-liners throughout the episode had me laughing until it hurt. Mac saying that the streets 'are filled with the ejaculate of the homeless' was priceless, and depicted writing and acting at it's best. This episode mainly revolves around Dennis and Frank buying a police car from a junkyard and abuse their (fake) powers of authority, while Charlie does a wonderful Al Pacino as 'Serpico' throughout the episode, and Mac and Sweet Dee having the best intentions of trying to make the area around Paddy's a safer place to be, but not getting much progress or help from the real police force. In fact, they end up getting mugged. This show is phenomenal and I can only hope that next week's Season 3 finale is as superb as every other episode has been thus far.moreless

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    • You can see some of the pool balls in different positions on the pool table in each shot during the scene after the opening credits where the gang talks about their problem with the homeless. Edit
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    • Mac: The streets are flooded with the ejaculate of the homeless. Edit
    • Dennis: Don't get cute with me, pal. I will jam you up so hard, I will jam you from morning until night. You want to get jammed up? Edit
    • Dee: We look like Rerun. Edit
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    • Charlie: I'm gonna become Al Pacino in Serpico. Throughout the episode, Charlie tried to mimic Al Pacino's performance in the 1973 film, Serpico, which is based on the true story of former police officer Frank Serpico who testified in 1971 against the rampant police corruption within the NYPD. Edit
    • Dee: We look like Rerun. This is a reference to the character, Freddie "Rerun" Stubbs from the classic 1970s sitcom, What's Happening!!. Portrayed by Fred Berry, a red beret and suspenders were part of Rerun's regular attire. Edit
    • Dennis: Plus we need room for Agent Bauer. Dennis named his cat after Jack Bauer, Kiefer Sutherland's character on the FOX tv series, 24. Edit
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